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The American economist Jing Jong claimed that he had set himself three goals in life: to be the greatest economist in the world, the best horseman in all of the US, and the greatest father in all of New York. He confessed that he had only reached two of the three goals. Suppose that he was wrong and had, in fact, reached none of them. Match each of the following ideas to explain how he might be so wrong Assuming episodes where Schumpeter performed well in the three domains, are particularly salient to him. - would cause him to exaggerate the likelihood of a good performance. Choose.. . would make Schumpeter more likely to remember and give weight to cases that support his hypothesis than cases that do not Choose > would cause him to overestimate the probability of being the greatest economist AND the best Choose... horseman AND the greatest father would make Schumpeter wrong more often than he thinks when it comes Choose... to his abilities in various domains. Choose... Conjunction fallacy Confirmation bias Overcondidence Availability bias